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Freedom of Assembly or Stealing a Country

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Has the political duopoly caused the national deficit and debt threatening Social Security, Medicare and every program that benefits Americans?

 

Has the political duopoly caused the neglect of the nation's infrastructure through discretionary spending mismanaging massive resources of the country through unnecessary subsidies, unaccountable programs to favored groups and massive spending in the unwarranted expansion of the national security state?

 

Has the political duopoly caused high oil prices by allowing the reliance on the automobile and airways for transportation by not investing in high speed rail throughout your country?

 

Has the political duopoly through laissez faire legislation put your economy and public safety at risk including public health through inadequate food and drug safety and environmental safeguards?   Once the earth is polluted, its air, its water and its ground where will Americans be safe to live?

 

Will the political duopoly continue to serve the interests of lobbyists more than the American people?   How many bad laws have been passed that harm the American people from credit laws allowing employers access to credit and judgment an individual as lazy or irresponsible because of poor credit without ever knowing, just guessing by not hiring individuals with poor credit.   An entire nation may be jeopardized by the financial machinations of Wall Street necessitating hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars to salvage the economy, yet your culprits in the financial industry undoubtedly have had excellent credit.  

 

Has your political duopoly so downsized the American economy that it is unable to adequately provide for the employment of the American people?  

 

Has your two party system caused whatever havoc the country is currently enduring?

Is the political duopoly utilizing police forces for political purposes to eliminate freedom of speech and peaceful assembly?

 

Did political duopoly literally steal the country for its own purposes?  

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Henry Pelifian has written many columns and articles on government and current events. He has published a play THOREAU based on the life, works and words of Henry David Thoreau, a war novella and short stories based on his years overseas called (more...)
 

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